There's not much to say. It works exactly as I expected it to. I haven't done much high gloss printing lately so I can't say if it's hue perfect to the OEM stuff,...Read complete review

There's not much to say. It works exactly as I expected it to. I haven't done much high gloss printing lately so I can't say if it's hue perfect to the OEM stuff, but I'm having no printing issues. If you own an Epson and you're complaining because you think these are clogging your print heads, you may want to learn how to manually clean the gunk off of your print heads. I finally did that and everything is fine now no matter what ink I use. BTW, the OEM cartridges were no better when my heads were gunked up.

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I order a compleat set (plus extras) of ink cartrudges for my Epson Stylus Photo printer. Most were OK for the quick runs I was doing.BUT Both Cyans produced unusable...Read complete review

I order a compleat set (plus extras) of ink cartrudges for my Epson Stylus Photo printer. Most were OK for the quick runs I was doing.BUT Both Cyans produced unusable prints. The prints were 4 shades too dark and the cyan over cast every other color. I checked out my printer and order a cyan cartrige from Epson. I am now up and running just fine.The rest of the '4inkjet' cartriges seem to be working just fine, but given my experience, I would be hard to reorder/recomend the product

I can't speak to the quality of this cartridge because I have yet to use it, but it definitely makes more sense to purchase the Epson Gloss Optimizer, which comes three to a package. If you bought three of these remanufactured Gloss Optimizers, it'd cost you more than if you bought the genuine Epson product.

I recived my order 2 days after order and haven't had a broblum at all . I have been printing 13x19 sheets of canvas with out a hitch.This is the first time to order this product and will shure order it again.ThanksJessie 2

The remanufactured replacement for Epson T087220 R1900 is just as equal to the actual Epson ink. Why pay more for a product when you could get the equivalent for cheaper? That's why I always use LD Products to buy my supply of ink.

There's not much to say. It works exactly as I expected it to. I haven't done much high gloss printing lately so I can't say if it's hue perfect to the OEM stuff, but I'm having no printing issues. If you own an Epson and you're complaining because you think these are clogging your print heads, you may want to learn how to manually clean the gunk off of your print heads. I finally did that and everything is fine now no matter what ink I use. BTW, the OEM cartridges were no better when my heads were gunked up.

There's not much to say. It works exactly as I expected it to. I haven't done much high gloss printing lately so I can't say if it's hue perfect to the OEM stuff, but I'm having no printing issues. If you own an Epson and you're complaining because you think these are clogging your print heads, you may want to learn how to manually clean the gunk off of your print heads. I finally did that and everything is fine now no matter what ink I use. BTW, the OEM cartridges were no better when my heads were gunked up.

There's not much to say. It works exactly as I expected it to. I haven't done much high gloss printing lately so I can't say if it's hue perfect to the OEM stuff, but I'm having no printing issues. If you own an Epson and you're complaining because you think these are clogging your print heads, you may want to learn how to manually clean the gunk off of your print heads. I finally did that and everything is fine now no matter what ink I use. BTW, the OEM cartridges were no better when my heads were gunked up.

There's not much to say. It works exactly as I expected it to. I haven't done much high gloss printing lately so I can't say if it's hue perfect to the OEM stuff, but I'm having no printing issues. If you own an Epson and you're complaining because you think these are clogging your print heads, you may want to learn how to manually clean the gunk off of your print heads. I finally did that and everything is fine now no matter what ink I use. BTW, the OEM cartridges were no better when my heads were gunked up.